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Destructive riro at Lonven,.ort,,

LEAvENwoErH. KAs., Juno 2l.-At halt.
past : O'Clock this morning tho most de.
structiye fire that has ever visited this
city broke out in the furniture establish.
ment OF Helmas Il Psrmlee. While a
boy was drawing varnish the lamp which
he carried was broken and the napths es-
ploded. The flames spread rapidly, and in
spite Of efforts OF the city fire depart.
ment, aided by the Fort department were
not extinguiahed until nearly $3.50, 900 OF
pronerty had been destroyed. Halmas
d Parnlee lost In warehouse and etockd
slco 600; inaurauce s57, 900, Judge Z. Stolt-
ing's building $l5, 900; insurance $500.
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Tue Amalgamated Association and the
manufacturers aeem to be on the point Of
agreeine to disagree. It is to be hoped
tha. they may find it possible to come to
better understanding. Work and wages
are to be preferred to long contention
with loss OF both meanwhile. ~
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THr recent roastins OF railroad passeu-
gers has not been thrown away on the
Legislature Of New York. That body has
wisely undertaken the determination Of
the deadly stove within its jurisdiction,
and other Legislatures are likely 10 follow
the good example,. In this advanced day
cars can be heated without the stove, and
iirailrosd companies arc not ready to pro.
tect their passengers and their own inter.
ests, tho people must give them a friendly
boost in that direction. ~ E.;, q.
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IvKS-STAYSOR DEAL.
Henry S. Ives Donies the Existence of
--.-- - : ~

Henry S. Ives Donios the Existence Of the
GREAT Combination.
CINCINNATI, O., June 2l.-The CONNER.
cial Gazette has the following: Mr.. Henry
Is. Ives, President OF the now Vandalia
system and Vice President Of the G., e. 4
D., was seen last evening at tho St.
Nicholas. He said he was utterly at loss
to account for the article which had up.
peared in special from New York, pub
lished yesterday morning In the CONNER
cial Gastlte. 10 81. q.
Speaking of the situation Of the new
property he said: "We have acquired at
Toledo most valuable terminal facilities,
worth fully million dollars, in anticips.
ton OF furnishing facilities for the B, & O.
and ono or two Northern roads coutetiue
at that point. In Cleveland, if VIC bring
the road up through the city, it will
abandon the present passenger quarters to
freight, thus increasing the freight facili-
ties and at the aame time increasing the
passenger facilities. In regard to the lat
ter. we propose constructing a lsrge equip
msnt Of light cars for commuter traffic snd
running trains every fifteen or twenty
minutes from 7 o'clock III the morning
until u at night. 5p,sz =
"The standard sauging Of the Dayton l.
lronton and the Dayton & Chicago, now
known together as the Dayton, Ft. WAYNE
& Chicago, will lot the Baltimore & Ohio
into Toledo, Dayton, Hamilton, Iudian-
apolis, Terre Haute, st. Louis and Ft.
Wayne, cities which they could never
reach before. w. p !. i'1sI7
"What we have already done for. the
@. Fl. Il D. has increased the gross earn
ings from $50, 900 to 100000 per month.
Granting thpt the additional expenaes
were so per cent, which they will not be,
this would make the net earnings $500 900
per year more than the present net earn.
inge, which last year were S637 900, Add.
ing the $500. .000, makes S937 1000, Thia
over all interest charges and tho dividend
on preferred stock. :. tli5i1;l,l
tS"The article in the Commercial Ga:eite
saying that We propose to assume the in.
terest on the honda Of the Dayton, Fl.
Wayne & Chicago to the extent Of S., $780,.
900 Ia an error. On the contrary. the
total OF those bonds will be but $500 O0O
Of which ono million will be reserved 10,
the building OF the FL. Wayne extension,
Thus the total fixed charges on this limo,
as at present constructed, will be nut ST..
100000, or about 5000 900 per yesr, or &
total fixed charge OF about 500 per mile,
which is the lowest in the State of Ohio
If not in the entire Wcat. This is aitel
the additional money derived from the
eale Of bonds has been exponded.upon
| the road,n 5 tEl z 'ij3s l9s
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TIE wheat harvest hersabouts LAS be.
run, and the grain is in fine condition.
Corn promises m unusually good crop.
Grass shows splendid growth and is
considerably touing up the live stock
market. For all which LET us give thanks,
and congratulate our friends, the farmers,
whose prosDerity lies ct the bottom Of the
general welfare. Il
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Z COLUMBUS, o., June ol.-Chris. Evans,
PRECEDENT Of the Hooking Valley district,
and secretary Of the Miners State Asso-
citation, passed through the city tonight
en- route to Indianapolis to attend the ma
tional conference Of miners and operators.
He states that the Illinois operators are
not willing 10 pay the advance in wages
agreed upon at the laat conference, and
this qucetion will be discussed and finally
acted on. Ohio, Indiana and Peunsyl.
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n. Americans Killed ut Naua,mo.

lWAsulsaroS, D. O., June 2l.:-The Con-
sui Of the United States at Victoria, B.
O., has furnished the. Department Of
Of State with a. list Of! Americana XIII.
ed in the colliery explosion at sNanai.
mo- on June 3d.. Their namea and former
residences in the Unitod States are as Iol.
lows: John I a. lStevens, Iowa. Robert
Rufipgton, Washington Territory John
C.Fallen, Michigan; James Melton, In.
diana; Frank Tally. California; William
Morris and W. P. Stephenson, Missouri
William Lukey, j., W. L. Cochrane and
Michael Lyons, W isconsin, Z z ~, b.
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rhilnn.hropist ooruoran.s Condition.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2l.-Arrange.
ments are being made to have Mr.. WV.
Corcorsn taken at once to the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, and il presont OK.
psctations are realized, he will leave for
that place Tomorrow. Every messure has
been taken both for his safe aud com.
Portable transit and for comfort and cara
at the point OF destination, p ,6,5T -
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Tho Canadian rar,1,

LONDON, Juno ol.-Ths Marquis Of
l.orne, in letter to the Times, criticises
EMl Spencer for complaining Of the Cana
dian tariff, and asks whe!her Earl Spencer
10 prepared to go the length Of yetoing any
protective tariff voted by an Irish Parlia.
ment in Dublin. Ireland wontd not thank
him, tho Marquis concludes, for denying
encouragement to her industries through
ONE form Of protection. E N Y i!
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WnAr with It's bands and It's music, It's
titled somebodiea and It's titled Nobodies,
Westminster Abbey presented sight yes
ts,dsy that must have made Buffalo Bill
turn green with envy. But 1t will give
him solae new ideas 10 bring home.
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Had Fixed tho Allcrul on,

Nav YORK, June 2l.-In the sharp: trial
to-day most Of the time was consumed
reading the documents Of George ~.
Powell, employed by Sharp to obtain the
consent Of the property owners to running
cars on Broadway. He testified that Sharp
said 10 him when the Mayor vetoed the
ordinance, he (sharp) had fixed the A.
dertnen, aud they would pass 1t over the
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Goyernor,s Arpointmcnts

specfa! Dispatch 10 The La.t!:t1aseer,
CnARLEsToN, WA, June 2l.-Gov-
ernor Wilson to-day appointed Hon. John
R. Donehoo, Of Hancock county, Regent
for tho Deaf and Blind school, and Dir. G..
!. Garrison, Of Ohio county, member OF
tho Slate Board OF Health. :6 20
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Broken Bonrd of Trade Firms,

CHICAGO, June q. The suspended
firms of the Board Of Trade are straight.
enins out their affairs as fast ss possible,
but arc greatly hirdered by the numerous
legal. comnlications. On McCleary
eighteen different attschmonta have been
secured and on Kerehaw 4 Co., there are
nenrly double that number. Creditors on
the Board arc inclined to be lenient and
the firms who have prepared their state
ments have little difficulty in making
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-22

TIE enterprising museum manager who
has the alleged head Of Gulteau will come
to the front next with Wilkea Booths leg.
One ought to bo as interesting IS the
other, and every thing goes in dime
museum way. fl .fHtl
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Fools and Americans paid extravagant
prices to 500 the Jubilee procession. Our
eouutrymen are bound to hold up their
and wherever they 20. :. 7l I'm,

TnI 1ves.staynor railroad deal contem.
plates echeme Of magnificent proper
uonp. Whether 1t will pay, Is matter to
be determined by those who have their
cyts In that baaket. me- l.y
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TIE greater the SUCCESS Of tho big Re-
union this year, the better the chance to
secure It Tor another year. Not less than
two years ought to I'LL the measure Of
Wheeling's ambition. @ q
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vanla are in favor Of granting tho increase,
and II nothing else can be done will psy
tho price sgreed upon and allow Illinois
operators short time to catch up. Nat.
ural gas, he says, Is beginning to have 0
perceplible effect upon tho coal trade.
The coal that formerly went to Pittaburgh
has been forced to seek other markets,
While tho Findlay boom has not yet made
any inroads on the coal business, be fears
that by tho withdrawal Of Manufacturing
establishments from other places the
operators will DO affected. 'I54T75g41I 1
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TEACHEn,s 1NsT1rUrE
OF Marion County-A Large Enroll m mt
t- ny f and Able Conductors. sl

:
-a- and Abls Conductors. o h
Special Dbpatch 10 he Intel,ioeneer. 'i ,.s3Ir
FAIRMoSr, June q. The Marion Count,
Tescheta' Iustituto opened here yesterday
with an enrolment Of l75, which to-day
has been increased to 223. County Super
intendent J. V. Carpenter preuides, and
Aleaara. j. N: Ice, Of Wheeling, and
Thomas O. Miller, Of this place, are the
conductors. Teachers arc present also
from Monongalia, Taylor, Harrison, Min.
eral and Hampnhire counties, who with
the vleitors crowd the Normal hall to its
utmost capacity. Night sesolons will be
held To the interest Of which local talent
will contribute. M g5! 4 itl4 4s7 -
This county having had for Institute
Conductora ouch men OF national reputa.
ton as Prof. Z. Y. DeGrah, now deceased ;
DR.. y. L. White, OF Cincinnati; Prof, W.
u. Payne, ot Michigan, and Hon. B. q,
Northup, OF Connecticut, any conductor
coming here has a difficult place to fill,
but the work Of Messrs. Miller and Lee Is
VOL received. .s3. ,alS53 4 = ~
The topics presented are those suggested
by State Superintendent Morgan in tho
regular Institute programme, and the in
atruction given Is Of a practical nature.
and auited to the needa Of those engaged
In achool room instruction. The Inatitute
will close on Friday evening, and on Sat-
'urdsy tho annual examination OF teachers
for this part Of tho county will be held. !
# H.. Y
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80. IA Died.

rlttsbrrgh. Pa, Tuesday evening,
June Il: 1851. HATTIE. vile OF Chss!es ;,
Howell, iorme.ly Of Wheeling. - ~ H :
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Ghn G.1teQiiqe,tt14x.
on,oo Nos. so and NJ Fourteenth Street.

PERSONS tapin0 the city for The aa,on, and sum.
mn iruxl1,. can hare The DAILY ls1EluoEscEA
nsilot 10 thou pospaid tor 60 e<nts per month, tas
nI.r,, bti,lt tAGnDtd az often "a desired, ,l Wt
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A GATHERING PAGEANT.
SERVICES IN THE ABpEY.


On the procession nearing the Abbey
the troops ssluted, guns fred, the bells Of
the churcheu rang out merry peals, and
flags were run up, the cheering being con
tinued until the Queen had passed into
the west door. 5Ss,sFat sgl.is 'a&
~ After passing through tho vestibule Her
Majesty was conducted to.the grand dais
under the lantern tower. Inside the scene
was brilliant. On the entrance Of the
Queen the scene was absolutely dazzliug.
The ladies discarded their wraps display
ing their jewels, which flashed and re-
ascted the rays Of the sunbeams. When
the Queen reuched the dais she looked
very pale and somewhat iatigued, but sho
Boons ns1ecoyered and wore a bright and
composed countenance throughout the
service. She was surrounded by thirty
memberD Of the royal family.
In the Abbey three tiers Of galleries
with seats were erected, seating about
10, 900 persons. The peera aud their wives
were seated in the south trsnsept; the
ambassadors and diplomatic corpa being
seated right and left Of the peers. Mem
bers OF the House Of Oommons wero seat.
ed on the north transept, while the seats
for members OF tho rsigning families Of
Europe were within the communion rails.
d All tho great learned societies and cor
poratioDs were represented, whilst tho
notables OF the law, science, art and agri.
culture and workingmen's representatives
from all ;psrta OF the United Kingdom had
seats duly allotted to them. IS y, I
When the services, which were con'
Quoted according to programme, were
completed, tho Queens sons knslt snd
kissed her hand. Then on their arising
she kissed thoir cheeks in turn. The
Princcsses were next to go through the
osculatory exercise. y, The Queen kissed
some Of the latter twice especially Tas
thia notable in the cases Of the PrincesE
ofWales and Princess Beatrice. This wat
followed by. general hand shaking among
the royalty and nobility. Tho Queen be
slowed two smacks upon the lips OF The
Grown Prince Frederick William. The
Princesaes all wore light dresses. (
g. One Of the features OF the services ,was
the performance Of the choir and organ
which was very fine, the effect Of thu
music enchanting and at times thrilling
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Amongat the notahlea that could be
seen fro II tho press gallery, were Premier
Salisbury, Lord Cranbrook, Lord Ash
bourne, Sir William Vernon Harcourt,
MIR. Gladstone in court uniform with Mrs.
Gladstone, James Russell Lowell and Mr..
Blaine. In the gallery were Queen
kapiolini and Princess Lilikolani in rich
golden robes. ,=f .=fff,9 .' e555..
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To Advertisers.

The Christmas number of the TINES
will be fully illustrated with pictures APP
propriate 10 the season, and will be
printed in extra fine style. Advertisers
will have the advantage of an extra edi-
ton, and should send in their cards at
once The TIMES office is now complete
in equipment. and We put our paper in
rivalry with any daily. The advertise
ments are run on the weekly and the
daily edition both.
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Especial Correspondence. ]

WARRENToS, VA, December To-
Mosby James, near the white Ridge" in
this county, working at Menefee's Cir
cular-Saw NJ lis, had hi hand completely
severed at the wrist by coming in CON
tact with the saw in motion.
Common people here think that as the
funding Of consols in 3 per cent. bonds
under the Riddleberger bill has so Ear
been done by our own people who hold
State bonds That the Legislature should
not interfere, but let the funding 90 on.
They see no justice in permitting our
own people to fund in Riddlebergers
and then enter into a new settlement;
giving advantage to the foreign bond
holders. Let all stand on the same foot
ing-"whst is sauce for the goose
should be sauce for the gander.'
Judge Paciicus Ord brother Of Gen.
eral Ord, well known of Richmond peo-
ple) had fine barn and stock stable
burned on his farm near Markham in
Fauquier county. incendiary fire and
heavy loss.
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Tobacco Market.

RICHMoND. December Il.
To-day there was nothing Of impor-
lance done in tobacco. The weeks sales
have been so heavy that buyers are glad
of an of day TO take care OF so much
loose stock. Prices early in the week
were better than the latter few days, but
the general weeks average has been sat
isfactory to the seller. Buyers Of old are
rather holding OIL the market, as they do
not wish to carry purchases into the new
year. when the Government requires an
inventory Of stock. The interior markets
all report heavy receipts, and none but
wheat report an active market and very
many higher prices, though there is still
no Improvement in the quality Of offer
ings. The English markets appear from
recent reports better, with large sales OF
Virginia and Western leaf at advances
The regies have been buying freely on
this the English and German markets
All indications are that we shall set
higher values all around in January and
February next, and Virginia shipping
and brights being at present the lowest
has the better chance for higher market
value.
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In the family Of colors there are agree
ments and disagreomcnts, concords aud dis
sonances. and what may be termed indifTer-
entism, one or other Of these qualities being
apparent when any two approach each other.
Often, as in numerous family quarrels, there
must be the Intervention Of third party be
fore harmony Is established between two
colors Thus, when orange and crimson APP
pear together, OF yellow and red. blue should
b. introduced, nor viii blue and red consort
well unless yellow is introduced Yellow
harmouizes with black, green, chestnut,
brown, purple and crimson Gold with
crimson makes a rich harmony. and with
green or blue is invariably pleasing; it is
also a capital associate with purple, scarlet,
lilac. brown and black Blue agrees with
scarlet, salmon color, orange, chocolate. stone
color, drab, green. chestnut, purple, and IS in
concord with white and black
Orange and yellow have a good effect in
artificial light orange harmonizes with chest,
nut. purple puce and green, and if associated
with crimson requires the Introduction OF
blue; orange and gold harmonic by analogy.
Among disagreeable unions are purple with
either lilac, slate color, brown, stone color
gray, pink peach and chestnut; scarlet with
brown. green, purple, pink, gray, peach
drab and stone color. blue with pink, peach
gray, green, blue and purple; orange with
lilac. brown, drab, gray and chestnut; yel
low with red, purple, scarlet, gray and lilac
red with green, blue green, pink, bun and
chestnut. Home Journal
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Fashions for very little children are
pretficr. moro picturesque end daintier
th0n they ever were before, and % see the
little tots in their comfortable wOolly
coats. with warm lcggnes and cunning
miticus. with fhc cory little fur or swans
down DOrdcrc1 hoods OF their enormous
red fslt hais makes You want 20 kiss
every one of them; and it also makes You
wonder il it really was true that the poor
little ones of thirty years ago did have 10
wear low ncckcd dresses, with short
sleeves. and bare little legs, with nothing
but short socks 10 protect them. Ana YET
it must Doe truc. for the fashion plates OF
those days must be an index Of the times.
We cannot bc too thankful that mothers
have changed an that, and now dress the
htae ones az warmly as they do them
selves OLIVE HARPER.
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DfLL.-Died. at his residence on the Brook
road Friday morning. December 10. 1887, at 10
minutes 10 O'Clock. of pneumonia, Louis
Dill; aged = years and 10 months.
HOOD.-Ded. Thursday. December 18th,
John T. Hood, in the oath year Of his age.
sMURRY. Died. at his lafe residence, No. SIS
Beividere street. on December 10th, at 40 p.
~, Mr.. John c. hurry.
PUCKETT.- Died, Decem Der u, 1857, at 1870
o'clock pm AT the residence OF her parents,
26l0 Venable street. Liddie Ledell Pickett,
youngest daughter Of :. HI. and A. h. Pickett,
AZ the age Of year and months.
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At a stated meeting Of Hines Lodge,
No. T., Knights Of Pyshias. held in their
hall Friday night, the following officers
were elected for the term commencing
January 9Th, 1888 j. H. Capertain, p.
C.; r. :. Denny. c. c.; Edward Alvey,
V. c.; W. A. Watkins. p. ). 7. Beach.
X of r. and ;. f. i. Courtney, NJ. Of F..
r. H. Powell. NJ Of + y. +. Cox. VI. at
A; c. T Blankeuship. .. G.. Mr.. ;. T
Reach was elected representative 10 the
Grand Lodge. which meets in Danville,
Virsinia. the third Tuesday in February
1898
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1vo per cont. IS tine ordinary difference in
wholesale houses between four mCnths credit
and cash, or. 20 De- more explicit. the terms
nowadaT. are . per cent. sf ten days, per
cent OH thirty days, and the remaining time
at regular interest rates.
Some dealers in dry goods because the
busy periods are divided into two seasons,
spring and fall, suffer their stocks 10 run
down Sd low, even on staple goods, as % be
unable 10 supply the demand Of the inter
meliate period, and hence loso a good dead Of
.rade.-Nev York Mail and Express
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The Woodstock Ifrginign arrives az
the conclusion that, Judging from the
number of cramps" who drop in its
office, ask hUmbly for a few late eX-
changes, and then 60 on their way re-
iOicing. that this great army OF wanderers
are editors who have retired from bust
ness and are making a tour Of the world
in this enchanting manner
One day last week a fine buck was
seen playing with the cattle on Mr..
Dennis O'Neals farm in Shenandoah
county near Woodstock.
The Fredericksburg Star states That
Harriet Mushett, an aged cOlored
woman, was found dead on the road
near her home at tarrisonville last sun
day afternoon. She had been on a visit
10 her son about two miles distant, and
was in her apparent good health. She
started home after dinner and had nearly
reached the place when death overlook
her. She had been dead several hours
when found Or. ii. stone examined
the corpse and was satisfied that death
was caused by heart disease She was
in her seventy-fifth year, and the mother
of thirteen children.
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MARRIED.

ANDERSON RAGLAND.-Ma Married. on the
18th instant, at the brides home by Rev.
George Cooper. ID. d.. Mr.. William K Ander
son and Miss Mamie L. Ragand both Of this
city.
SHEPHERD SHOOT Married. az Dent
Memorial church, Charlotte Hall. st. Aary's
county. Md. on December H. lSs7, by Rev. j..
NJ Dashien ID. D.. rector of All-Faith parish,
Charles ;. Shepherd u Columbia. Va, and
Alice. daughter OF TheOplus smOOt, Esq. Of
Charles county. Nd. No cards.
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r .n minute figures, vary from pale
io terra Gotta red. The bonnet and
~ arc made 10 match the costlme,
ea .s 81 remarkable though tasteful
f.'r
Ar Lanetry has just received a vesy
omc and stylish costume from the
" tiat same artist 10 is ~ dark
re- o.orel lldies' cloth, depending for